Razer blade 2019 15 won't turn on. | Razer Insider
Skip to main content

Laptop was randomly turning off time to time. And then have difficulties to turn on again until on day it died.

It was not even hot (around 60°C cpu/gpu.. I was looking on MSI Afterburner).
After thus sudden blackscreen it was impossible to turn on again. I had to fiddle with power button and try random times of pressing or letting the laptop disconnected and then plugin it back.
And then without any reason it was working again, for a few hours. Then sudden black screen again…

Laptop is from 2019
Now 2023 (around 4 years later).
Laptop did the same thing but never turned on again this time…
Green Led light on the power bank is ON !

Don’t send me that link (Razer Blade does not have power, won't boot up or turn on) :
https://mysupport.razer.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1798

I tried all of that it is not turning on.

Thanks for your attention.
Razer Blade 15 (2019) OLED UHD Touch i7-9750H RTX 2080 512GB SSD
NVIDIA®️ GeForce RTX™️ 2080 Max-Q 8 GB

Model is : RZ09-03018G52

Basically the most expensive at that time.
So I guess it was around 4000euros, now it is still around 3000euros.
I have a macbookpro from 2008 that I used many years for music, 3d, graphics, Dj events and it is till working. Now everyday, my dad is using it. (that is 15 years)

This Razer Blade I’m talking about here. We are talking about an even more expensive product that I used to do same things (not DJ stuff) but 3d, graphics, Unity engine, gamedev. But now it is dead without any reason (that is around 4 years)

Hey Mate!

I know exactly how you feel I had almost the exact same issue with my Razer Blade 15 aswell! I did the exact same thing and basically reset my whole computer and it didn’t fix it. For me, my boot drive screw had loosened over the years and my drive was disconnecting randomly, this would force it to go into safe mode and basically not let me boot until the drive was reconnect and the computer had recovered lost data left in the RAM.

Anyway, I would suggest pulling your laptop bottom cover off and just giving all the connections a once over, make sure all the ribbon cables and connectors are plugged in well and make sure everything looks clean. I would also usually suggest pulling the cooling pipes off and cleaning the fans plus reapplying new thermal paste BUT don’t do this if you aren’t confident! Sudden shut off is usually not a software thing.

Let me know how you go!


Reply